| The Action HD GVS allows you to capture stunning HD 1080P (1440 x 1080 - 16:9 aspect ratio) video at 30 frames per second with advanced H.264 high end compression technology. Plus, the HD 720P (1280 x 720 - 16:9 aspect ratio) records video at 60 frames per second, makes this the perfect camera for any sporting events! Features Superior Gyroscopic Stabilization allowing for unmatched stability while recording video at 60 frames per second! The AHD-GVS is a great still camera, with 5 Mega Pixel images capture plus a macro lens enabling exceptional quality close-ups. The 5x Optical Zoom with Auto Focus and 4x Digital Zoom offer up to 20x capability while recording for the best possible movies and photos, plus a0.4 inch macro mode to capture extreme close ups in both still frame and video. The AHD-GVS also includes an external microphone outlet, should you want to further enhance the sound quality of your video and an HDTV component output to connect your camera to your HD-TV component input ports and display your pictures and videos on the big screen. Camera features a removable hard disk and SD/MMC card reader allowing you to use up to 32GB of storage. System Requirements: Microsoft Windows XP SP2, Vista, Macintosh 10.4, or above, Pentium 4 - 3.2GHz or above, Direct X 9.0c or above, 1 GB of System RAM (2 GB Recommended), Video Card with 256MB of RAM, 4X Speed CD-ROM or higher, Quick Time 7.0 or above. Package Contents: Action-HD GVS Camcorder, Lithium Ion Battery, AC Charger Cable, USB Cable, Component Cable, AV Cable, Wrist Strap, User's Guide. Included Software: Media Player 11 Decoder for AIPTEK* .MOV Video Files. |
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December 22nd, 2009 at 4:53 am
The Aiptek Action HD GVS 1080P belongs to a class of very inexpensive camcorders that can record 1080p HD video at 30 frames per second. While you shouldn’t expect the video quality to come close to higher-end HD camcorders from Sony or Canon, the Aiptek’s video quality is respectable for its price, especially in bright light. It also…
December 22nd, 2009 at 4:55 am
I bought this camera as a cheap vacation video and the car on the track. At this point, the price is expected to compromise. In this case, the greater good than evil.
The good news is that a good video camera small enough to carry anywhere, and decent battery life. Moreover, in the case, mini tripod and remote control.
The bad news is very, very slow autofocus. It is also difficult to maintain (and getting used to). Button so that you can hit accidentally zoom takes 2 hands to operate smoothly during filming.
The evolution, I see you playing range autofocus faster-angle adapter (or a larger goal in the first place), a firm position on this is better than the buttons (especially the zoom button), the ability to override the switch, the ability to screen the film closed, the decrease in light output, and a place to put the lens cap when in use.